I might be missing these methods, or easy implementation but I just can't seem to find them in the documentation and examples.

Removing row by index. - You insert and update row by index, however removing row is suddenly by definite field and value or unique Id. I often missed ability to remove a row by its index instead of having to look for a value in that one specific row so that i can remov

Can this be added to the List API docs please?
As well as the documented:

listObj.search('Jonny'); // Only item with name Jonny is shown (also returns this item)
listObj.search(); // Show all items in list
listObj.search('Jonny', ['name']); // Only search in the 'name' column

search also supports a (currently undocumented) custom search function as the 2nd or 3rd argument:

Currently the pagination shows(with text previous and next) even if the page count is zero. Ideally it should get hidden if the page count is zero.

Hello!

I am using vuejs-paginate@2.1.0 and I had a necessity to set selected page number explicitly. I was trying to pass the selected page number in both force-page and initial-page props, but it didn't work. Thanks to Vue devtools, I had found out the value property and successfully used it to determine selected page number. So, please, update the docs and mention the value property

Hi!

I don't understand, why blog article template constains slug fileld. This slug is not used anything.

I see that 'gatsby-node.js' has this fragment:

    postsAndPages.forEach(edge => {
      const id = edge.node.id
      createPage({
        path: edge.node.fields.slug,
        tags: edge.node.frontmatter.tags,
        component: path.resolve(
          `src/templates/${String

From the README, it is unclear that we need to explicitly trigger the first fetch. The readme says "This setup will immediatly call fetch twice (for records 0-4 [page 0] and records 5-9 [page 1])"... but actually it won't.

I think the solution is to add

on-init=(action 'initializeReadOffset')

to the template, and an implementation of initializeReadOffset that just does this:

If you add the the following line of code as shown in the example:

<pagination :records="500" @paginate="myCallback">

you get the following error:

[Vue warn]: Missing required prop: "page"

The example line needs to read:

<pagination :page=1 :records="500" @paginate="myCallback">

Once the :page prop is added the code works as expected - this change to the

Set up a small app in site the repo to create a document and apply react-paginating.github.io to point to the document

To get better user experience (for repo users) I recommend to host example directory on gh-pages.

I think that way increase users of this package/repo

When defining todos function the fat arrow symbol => is missing:
Is: const todos = (todos = {}, action = {}) {
should be: const todos = (todos = {}, action = {}) => {
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